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dfslicker
DStrat1274
Do you really think that the business newspapers and market analysts have access to the ins and outs of the many bank accounts held by the Cineworld Group for running their cinema chains operations from across the world ?
None of you have got any clue about what you're saying and it shows how much you really understand about
multi national operations were like Cineworld turnovers are frequently in many different currencies and to say
that they will run out of money by this or that time is just a pure speculation of an otherwise non obtainable
information that Cineworld would not have revealed other than to its biggest major shareholders and secretely
guarded from the general public like you and me. Try another one.Smile.(*__*).NoFear

Jcx1987
We're all with you. Not fun being under and feeling that perhaps the only savings that you've held for so long
in your bank account hoping to put them to use in shares investments, were suddenly going to turn an overnight
loss. There are many companies that have ended that way, but Capita will never be that kind of company for many
reasons. It would massively help the shares upward movement if they were to release all the won awards in particular
the multi-millions awards. I'm currently down -£24k with Cineworld shares and back on the 5th october I nearly fainted
when I saw my £40k Cineworld investment down to £31k meaning I had only left £9k. Today my Cineworld investment its only worth £16k. However, I know that the Cineworld company will pull through because they have very big shareholders
sitting on huge paper losses and they would risk loosing £billions if they did not help out the CEO with refinancing his huge debt even though their cinemas are now mostly closed. Capita has a different kind of business operation and that's the
reason why I invested £20k at 31.5p average in Capita because I know that Capita will provide me with an hedge against Cineworld potentially been written off if and only they get unlucky with their resolving their debts. Capita will allow me
to recover my potential paper losses. One final advise for you is not to look at the shares more than a few times during the day. Also, if you have an account with a company that can send you price triggers alerts to your phone, you'll be able to know when Capita hit a price that perhaps that you have in mind for selling or buying more to average down you shares entry price. I use the Ig index demo account for sending price trigger alerts using their app that works in the background.
its quite fun an easy to use and it works. Dave_1, dharmendra,eatstocks and others like us are on your side. Don't read or pay attention to the d-team or better to bertles and their mates because they'll drive you nuts. Read myposts and see the proof that Capita is a massive winner of huge contracts. take breaks, go for a walk, watch a film and relax.
Take care and good luck. Smile.(*__*).NoFear

eatstocks, I appreciate your offer to call the Capita investors staff and make them some hard
questions on the published official websites of the non reported huge awards as of recent and past
ones that took place during the intial stages of the first wave of the covid-19 lockdown.

I found two published reports for YPO. It appears that Capita won 2 x £200Millions YPO tenders
but could easely just be one single award repeated twice in the website.

Contracting authority name: YPO
AWARD VALUE: 2 x £200 Millions
Contractor appointed: Capita Business Services Ltd
Published 12-March-2020
Published 17-March-2020
The framework agreement will cover the period from 1 March 2020 to 28 February 2022 with two options to extend for an additional 12 months. The maximum contract period will therefore be 4 years, from 1 March 2020 to 28 February 2024 (subject to an annual review, incorporating price negotiations and KPI performance).

1st £200 Millions award by: YPO https://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:122330-2020:TEXT:EN:HTML
2nd £200 Millions award by: YPO https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/show/search_view.aspx?ID=mar328757

Look for the number 976 mentioned in the Capita News PR dated 9th october 2020 which
is also used in the YPO tendered contract as: '000976' in reference to Capita PR release '976'

Capita plc has secured a four-year agreement to deliver network and telecommunications
services through the latest framework of YPO. Did Capita get the full tender worth £700millions?
The new framework – Network Connectivity and Telecommunications Solutions '976'

https://www.capita.com/news/capita-deliver-network-connectivity-and-telecommunications-solutions-through-ypo-framework

YPO Tender value £750 millions - This tender exercise is now closed.
The specified contract end date is 14 Sep 2024.
------------------------------------------------
Published on the 30 Jun 2020
YPO - '000976' Network Connectivity and Telecommunication Solutions
http://bidstats.uk/tenders/2020/W27/729940018
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YPO - '000976' Network Connectivity and Telecommunication Solutions
Published on the 28 Jul 2020
http://bidstats.uk/tenders/2020/W31/731775294

try2buylow
Thanks for sharing your views on Capita newsroom reports of won contracts. However, I'm still looking for
answers on their YPO won awards. I'm about to post these awards details to eatstocks as they will call Capita
investors department to find out about these huge non reported won contracts.

And perhaps the possible YPO £750million contract for which capita has said it won but did not disclose the actual value ?

eatstocks
Do you refer to the YPO 2X£200millions awards ?

Dave_1 and eatstocks
I would really love to send in Fraud Inspectors and Expert Forensic Accountants to scrutinize their
books and get them to make public by RNS for every award won over £500k.
The way they pick and choose what to put on their PR news section is just pathetic and very unprofessional.
Take this award valued at £34,548,126 appointed to Capita Business Services Ltd on the 22-June-2020 by
the Department for Work and Pensions for the Provision of Resource Augmentation Services for UC Administration.
This award has never posted on their website newsroom section or by RNS. I 'll do my best to keep an eye on future
awards as they get won by Capita and I'll post these here. GLA and DYOR.

Published: Tue 06 Oct 2020- Value £494K
Library Management System Subscription
University of Ulster- 4 year contract, ends Oct 2024.
An initial 3-year contract with the potential for the University,
acting at its discretion, to extend up to a total further period of 12 months.
Awarded to Capita Business Services (London)
https://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:470567-2020:TEXT:EN:HTML

eatstocks
Exactly true. The Capita shares behaved today as if the Capita August 2020 financial update has just been released today.
Anyhow What do you think about the Ministry of Defence awarded contract valued at £2,580,000 ?
Do you think that Capita should posted on their news RNS like they did for even smaller awards ?
Any comment would be highly appreciated.Thanks

Published 14th october 2020 Capita Update Financial News letter. Maybe this is the reason for todays drop.

From July to September 2020
Financial performance during the first half.
https://www.capita.com/news/quarters-newsletter-from-capita

Latest Contracts won buy not published by Capita the useless PR department.
Awarded today

Published: 14/10/2020
Location: England
Value: £2,580,000
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE- Single Contractor Appointed [Capita Business Services Limited]
DInfoCom/0136 - DCO Certified MLS Training-Training Services
Award Date: 6-October-2020
Start date 14-October-2020
End date 14-September-2022
PROOF OF AWARD DETAILS BELOW LINK
https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/Notice/8c165d96-7341-448b-b9c2-7af4eeeb4b85

michaelgrogan
Bloomberg) -- A consortium led by Carlyle Group and Pacific Equity Partners has offered to acquire Link Administration Holdings Ltd. for about A$2.76 billion ($2 billion), a further sign Australia’s deals pipeline is restarting.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/carlyle-pep-offer-buy-australia-051845436.html

michaelgrogan
Bloomberg) -- A consortium led by Carlyle Group and Pacific Equity Partners has offered to acquire Link Administration Holdings Ltd. for about A$2.76 billion ($2 billion), a further sign Australia’s deals pipeline is restarting.
Bloomberg) -- A consortium led by Carlyle Group and Pacific Equity Partners has offered to acquire Link Administration Holdings Ltd. for about A$2.76 billion ($2 billion), a further sign Australia’s deals pipeline is restarting.

MOSCOW, Oct 14 (Reuters) – Russia announced on Wednesday it had approved a second COVID-19 vaccine, as the country recorded a record daily increase in coronavirus cases and switched to online classes for secondary school in the capital.

The new vaccine, developed by Siberia's Vector Institute, completed early-stage trials last month. Russia became the first country to officially approve a vaccine when it did so for the Sputnik V jab in August. So far, neither vaccine is in general circulation.
Unlike Western countries, Russia has given official approval to its COVID-19 vaccines without waiting for the results of large-scale trials in thousands of patients, which are normally required to prove that a drug is safe and effective. That decision has been criticised by scientists in other countries.

https://news.trust.org/item/20201014133011-riebk/

SINGAPORE—Indonesia is taking steps toward approving emergency usage of Covid-19 vaccine candidates from China,
a senior health official said, a move that would make it the second country outside China to do so.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/indonesia-weighs-approving-chinese-covid-19-vaccines-for-emergency-use-11602686735

Gotitwrongagain
That is great news. I'm happy to know that me and you are in the same scenario holding with a loss making Cineworld as we wait for their recovery while at the same time we're invested in Capita to either break even or come out with a big profit overall. Look like the big boys love to raise their major holding positions as they days go by. I will post a screenshot of Capita late reported trades near 6:30pm and let's see what is total sell and buys volumes. Take care and good luck to you and everyone holding long with Capita. (*__*).NoFear

Gotitwrongagain
I know came in Capita on the back of my previous post and must be very pis.sed-off with Capita dropping below 30p.
I've been invested with them since Cineworld sahre price collapse and I'm currently nursing a -£25k paper loss which
was even worse when it hit 15.9pence on the 5th october. Please don't be so concerned with the price volatility as Capita
will never be found in the scenario that currently Cineworld is having to face with its creditors that soon will resolve in our favour. Capita has already hit a low of 20pence back in March, then 24pence in April and recently 26p in September. The markets are suffering the negativity of the covid 19 second wave doom & gloom. Capita its well positioned to benefit from
the current restrictions which will have them hold onto their current contracts for longer periods as these will have extensions given by the according parties. You've all seen the big YPO awared contracts that Capita Plc have kept off their news pr webpage. I have total confidence in Capita and will continue to hold my £20k of shares at 31.5p average until I hit the £1.20 price target. Remember that I'm using my Capita investment as an hedge just in case Cineworld does not make out of the current sceanario and my Cineworld investment gets wiped out which is about £40k of shares. However, I understand
that many pi don't have other money to edge their doomed investments and find themselves stuck while they await to see if there is at all a light at the end of the tunnel. Don't be fearful.NoFear
GLA,DYOR.

ShorterGuy
you lack a few brain cells and you're beyond ny possibility of a full recovery. Do yourself a favour and save the few that
you've got left before you'll become extinct as your naked shorts.
Cineworld as the other cinemas chains have been operating within restrictive government guidelines which meant
that they were never using the full capacity of their cinemas and therefore the most a landlord could ask is a very reduced
rent contribution on the basis of those legally imposed restrictions. Cineworld has all the right to seek either a suspension of the whole rent due or offer a reduced amount of rent based on their current turnover according to every of those that were operating outlets. You can't ask Cineworld to just pay a full rent for each unit when they could only take 25% occupancy and also having to have restriction on viewing times and sales of consumables. Therefore, don't spit nonsense.
NoFear.(*__*)

RS2002
Wonderful post that shows Cineworld has nothing to fear from the arrogant landlords that want their way
no matter what is written in the cited leases. Cineworld would win all the landlords litigations if they try to
persue the recovery of outstanding rents while the cinemas are closed even if the Cineworld has closed
most of them ahead of any governments lockdown mandates in the UK,USA,Rest of Europe.

Good Day to All Long Cine shareholders-I'm still holding my 57,000 cine shares and won't sell.
I can call the shots better than shorterguy, indepthwins,investroid,AmigoPav,and all their d-team.
Cineoworld is the best Cinema chain that have lead the rest to face the music that they did not wish
to listen and now they'll suffer heavier consequences than Cineworld. We will the biggest Cinema
chain in the world once Jangho calls in their own company Chinese major investors to bring the big
money in and tear apart AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc, Cinemark inc and Cineplex
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc down -22%------->>>> The worst offender of the three for licking the film studios ar.ses.
Cinemark Holdings Inc down -0.6%
Cineplex -0.5%

Published 13th October 2020. BreakingViews.
A premium video-on-demand model like the one Disney used for "Mulan" will not work for a studio’s biggest, most ambitious films, LightShed Partners analyst Rich Greenfield said in September, noting that a $2 billion box-office film can generate over $800 million in profit to a studio.

Disney is facing pressure from activist investor Daniel Loeb, founder of hedge fund Third Point, to increase funding to Disney+ and the rest of its streaming businesses.

While Loeb applauded Disney's restructuring on Monday, a person familiar with the hedge fund's thinking said Third Point is urging Disney to take more feature films directly to streaming platforms, or to put them in theaters and on Disney+ on the same day.

Disney, the company behind blockbuster movie franchises including "Avengers" and "Star Wars," said it was committed to theaters when it announced the restructuring. The changes separate creative divisions from the distribution unit that will send programming to cinemas, streaming or other platforms, though Disney said they work in "close collaboration." Chief Executive Bob Chapek, speaking to CNBC television, described the shift as "tilting the scale pretty dramatically" toward streaming.

Theater chain AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it would run out of cash as early as the end of this year if conditions did not improve.

"Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins is among dozens of top Hollywood names urging U.S. Congress to provide financial aid to help cinemas weather pandemic shutdowns.

"While we remain confident that streaming economics in totality are far superior long-term than traditional movie/TV economics ... nothing can achieve the per-picture economics that Disney is able to generate through a global theatrical release," Greenfield wrote on Tuesday.

That "makes it very hard economically for Disney to pivot away from" current movie windows in theaters, he said.

Releasing more films that were meant for theaters directly to streaming "would be a material step down in content revenues from the level generated by their current business structure, but likely even a greater drop in profits," MoffettNathanson analyst Michael Nathanson wrote on Oct. 1.

Chapek hinted during a CNBC interview on Monday that changes to its theatrical model could be coming. He said details would be unveiled at an investor presentation on December 10.

BREAKINGVIEWS-Disney cannibalizes its history to feed streaming.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/analysis-fewer-movies-in-theaters-big-media-turns-focus-to-streaming-video-2020-10-13